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Introducing our Summer ‘26 Visiting Artists-in-Residence!

Over the course of six weeks, these artists created new work in The Lookout, our rooftop studio, drawing inspiration from their experience working on-site at AriZona HQ in Woodbury, NY.

Eleanor Dexter is a mixed media artist whose practice explores the intersection of painting and printmaking. Rooted in traditional painting, her work reflects a desire to expand beyond the canvas and investigate printmaking as both a technical process and a conceptual language.

Eleanor Dexter is a mixed media artist whose practice explores the intersection of painting and printmaking. Rooted in traditional painting, her work reflects a desire to expand beyond the canvas and investigate printmaking as both a technical process and a conceptual language.

Lucas Monasterio is a Long Island-based artist with a focus in sustainable fashion and multimedia sculpture. He explores Indigenous design through sustainable fashion, woodworking, and metal fabrication.

Lucas Monasterio is a Long Island-based artist with a focus in sustainable fashion and multimedia sculpture. He explores Indigenous design through sustainable fashion, woodworking, and metal fabrication.

Jasmine Thompson is a ceramic artist whose work primarily revolves around sculptural beings and forms derived from fantastical and organic elements. She finds a lot of inspiration in clay itself as a medium and in its capacity as a living language, a material to carry her voice.

Jasmine Thompson is a ceramic artist whose work primarily revolves around sculptural beings and forms derived from fantastical and organic elements. She finds a lot of inspiration in clay itself as a medium and in its capacity as a living language, a material to carry her voice.

Jake Moguel is a visual artist and illustrator from Los Angeles, California. He received his masters of Fine Arts and Illustration from Savannah College of Art and Design, where he learned the ins and outs of both the technical and emotional halves of painting. The goal of his work is to create visually striking images that demonstrate not just skill, but also depth and meaning.

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HUGE CONGRATS 🍾 to clay club’s very own graduating seniors 🥹 we are going to miss everyone so much, but the memories we made together will last a lifetime. It is so hard to say goodbye, but KUCC and the clay community at Kutztown are so proud of you all, and cannot wait to see what you do with clay next. Clay will connect us throughout our lifetimes. Continue to shine brightly. KUCC forever! #claychangeslives

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‘06 in ‘26: A Month of Flip Phone Photos

On April 11th 2026 I decided I was going to try out having a flip phone as a way to be more present in my life and cut back on my time on my phone. During this experiment I learned a few things and these are my main takeaways:

1. You don’t realize how much you actually use your phone. Whether it be email, the weather, your GPS, your music, your banking, getting pictures from friends, sending messages, etc. everyone practically lives their entire life on their phone and don’t even realize it.

2. Social media is an addiction and you can break it. One of the main reasons I wanted to switch for a time was to see if I could break my social media addiction. In all honesty it’s stil not perfect, but it has gotten better. My attention span is up and I’ve been able to do so much more with my life not spending time on my phone.

3. Life is so much more enjoyable when you spend it IRL. I know this is kind of obvious, but I’ve genuinely had so much fun getting lunches, having conversations, and playing games with my friends and family while my phone just sits in my pocket.

4. Using a flip phone is isolating, but also rewardIng. It was hard to do group chats and connect with people, and I found it often easier to just put my phone away and not talk to people but this also gave so me much more time to think about things and do many other tasks that ended up benefiting me.

5. If your friends are real friends, they will support you through anything. My friends and family must’ve hated me because it was so hard to get in contact with me, but they knew how much this mattered to me and they supported me through it anyway and for that I love them.

I did however switch back to an iPhone. Unfortunately, in this day and age, it is very, very difficult to live your life on a flip phone. The smart phone is practically a staple of our society and it’s hard to function without it. However, the impact of this last month had on me was great and I do think it’s changed me for the better in the way that I interact with social media technology and my friends and family. I think anyone that wants to do more with their life should try this.

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Tomorrow 4-7pm is the opening of our 5th annual juried exhibition! Our clay club officers have chosen exceptional ceramic works to display in the College Boulevard Gallery in Sharadin.

This opening runs in tandem with the Student Showcase in honor of President Cavalier’s Inauguration @kutztownu. There are multiple exhibitions and events throughout the arts building and across campus to celebrate our new president! Check out the amazing work of our ceramics students along with the many other creative artists apart of the College of Visual and Performing Arts. #claychangeslives

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Introducing our 2026 CLAY CLUB OFFICERS!! We are very excited to work together this spring to share our love for clay! #claychangeslives

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KUCC's own Jasmine Thompson @jubietty, currently has her solo exhibition 'Still it Moves' on display in the Atrium Gallery until March 6th.

Her mesmerizing sculptures of twisting, tree-like forms and fierce, ancient dragons bring a sense of power and movement to the space. Jasmine's ability to turn clay into such a dynamic, expressive art form is an intuitive skill that must be witnessed.

Go see this stunning showcase before it's gone!

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my senior show has been something i have been day dreaming about ever since i was a freshmen running through the tiresome doors, stepping into the warm and bright atrium. those doors have welcomed me through each day, awful or magical, and have introduced me to the happiest of moments i have yet to experience in my life. it feels surreal that i was able to turn this space into my own and fill the room with the work that i have poured my entire existence into. now that my show is over it has me feeling extra nostalgic for my first semester’s at ku, and i can’t help but to feel so grateful for each person who has helped me get to this point. in this short time, my cohort has taught me so much about what it means to be a growing person , and how to learn through each other.

thank you to my community in sharadin for helping me get to this point, each late night conversation, snack run, lawn break, and walk that inevitably turns into a smoke break (damn we lowkey took a lot of breaks now that i think of it lol) has inspired me to continue to be curious and has pushed me to think in ways i would have never imagined three years ago.

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Hi, I’m Jasmine! I’m a senior studio arts major with a concentration in ceramics. I enjoy music, visiting museums and shows to look at art, and exploring and spending time with my friends. I’ve included pieces I’ve made recently, work I saw at Franconia Sculpture Park, and a piece by one of my favorite ceramic artists at the Philadelphia Art Museum.

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My 2025 passion project wrapped up yesterday with my first-ever wood firing. Such a unique and humbling experience working alongside so many talented artists at @lancastercreativefactory, and sharing it all with my friends @snowdrop.pottery and @flylogist. Looking forward to applying lessons learned next year🏺

My favorites from the unloading:
🕉️ Abstract Ganesha sculpture by @flylogist
🐉 Dragon sculpture by @jubietty

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Jasmines dragon making night was a huge success! Big thanks to everyone who came out Friday, October 17! Remember to come back for glaze night to glaze your pieces! #claychangeslives

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REMINDER: this upcoming Friday, October 17th, is a clay club event! DRAGONS: 🐉 with Jasmine Thompson! We can’t wait to see what kind of magic you make! See you in Sharadin 108 this Friday!

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